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Bangkok's Small Budget Hotels

Jason Lang Looking onto the river from the balcony at Arun Residence

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Four small hotels are setting the standard for a more intimate—and affordable—experience in the frenetic Thai capital. Read the article

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Destinations: Bangkok · Harlem

Themes: Affordable · Hotels + Resorts

Inspired by: Bangkok’s New Mini Hotels — by Sarah Kantrowitz, Published Jan. 2007

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    Baan Thai Wellness Retreat

    Bangkok | Asia | Thailand

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    Arun Residence

    Bangkok | Asia | Thailand

    Hidden on a small residential street in the Old City, this quaint four-story hotel abuts the Chao Phraya River and has an open lobby with views of

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    The Eugenia

    Bangkok | Asia | Thailand

    If you fused the grandeur of colonial india with the simplicity of an African game lodge, the results would look much like the Eugenia. Animal trop

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    Everything Must Go

    Harlem | U.S. and Canada | U.S. | New York | New York City | Manhattan

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  • capwhan — Posted Nov. 14, 2009

    Favorite Hotel

    My all time hotel in Bangkok is the 442. My second choice is the Miami on Soi 15 Sukumvit. When I was there some 29 years ago it was priced right, about $15.00 a night. This goes for Goa, India too. One could rent a house there in the 70's for $30.00 a month. It wasn't built up, (screwed up) like it is now. Then it was very quiet and cheap. Bangkok and Chaing Mai were the same with Chaing Mai being not built up, (screwed up) like it is now. And what do you get? Tons of tourists and a big , fa... Read More

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